The Chinese "A" share market is open mostly to Chinese nationals, Gao noted.

The Commerce Department announced sanctions against coated Chinese paper imports on Friday, the first time in 23 years that U.S. duty law has been applied to imports from China. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said imports of Chinese coated free sheet paper would face preliminary countervailing duties ranging from 10.9% to 20.3%.

Subsidies enjoyed by Chinese companies put U.S. producers at a disadvantage, said Gutierrez, who emphasized that the sanctions were legal under U.S. trade law. Read full story.

Commenting on the sanctions, Riedel said: "The China cost advantage is so significant that in no way will it slow down manufacturing in China, but it could cause concern for some export-oriented companies."

"The story for China in the medium and long term is not one of exports, but one of domestic consumption," Riedel said, recommending the following companies as ways to play the evolving lifestyle of Chinese consumers: China Mobile Limited (CHL), China Netcom Group (CN), and online travel companies Ctrip (CTRP) and eLong (LONG).

Gao of the Matthews China fund agreed that consumer stocks are very attractive, including hotels, retail stores, cell phone companies, department stores and supermarkets, travel-related companies. The financial sector -- banks, insurance and real estate -- also offers good opportunities for growth, Gao said.

Malaysia's second and Turkey's third

The second-best performing emerging market index in the first quarter was Malaysia's Composite, up nearly 14% on the year.

"Malaysia's firing on several cylinders -- consumption, public and private investment, and exports," said Roberto Herrera-Lim, an analyst at the Eurasia Group. The Asian country's main exports include electronics and electrical goods, oil and gas, and agricultural products.

"There's a sense that the government is implementing policies that will encourage economic growth -- that ranges from their economic plans to just encouraging more service industries to locate in the country," he said.

Turkey's IMKB-100 index came in third place with a nearly 12% gain on the year. The star performer of 2005, Turkey disappointed in 2006 with a decline of 1.7%. Read more about Turkey.

The country has suffered a series of upsets in its effort to join the European Union. Eventually, Riedel said, Turkey will become a member of the EU.

"Increasing business ties between Europe and Turkey will help to tap Turkey's tremendous demographic and economic potential," he said. The upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections later this year will likely contribute to volatility in the market and potentially inflation, which often goes hand in hand with election cycles, Riedel said.

"We'd encourage investors to look at the longer term for Turkey and buy on this," he said.

In South Africa, Johannesburg's All Share index has gained 9.4% on the year.

Apart from China, BRIC heavyweights disappoint

Russia's RTS index has disappointed with a meager 0.7% gain year-to-date. The second-best performer among major indexes in 2006, Russia was bolstered by demand for commodities.

"The Russian market tends to track longer term trends in oil and gas," Riedel said. With the recent strength in oil, the market will likely recover in the near term.

However, "we believe investors are better served buying other emerging markets, or if they want exposure to oil, buying western oil companies rather than investing with the political risk and corporate risk in Russia," Riedel said.

In Brazil, another BRIC country, the Bovespa index has gained 2.7% on the year. The BRIC markets are Brazil, Russia, India and China.

Latin America was one of the regions most hurt by the global stock sell-off in late February and early March. Other regional markets, however, have recovered much more quickly than Brazil. Chile's IPSA index is up 8.6% on the year and Mexico's IPC index is up 8.4%. Read more about Mexico.

Venezuela is the worst performing market this quarter. Its General index has fallen 7.6% this year. Read more about Venezuela.

In India, the Bombay Sensex index is down 5.2% on the year, making it the second-worst performer among emerging markets.

"Valuations had gotten stretched after three years of tremendous strength," Riedel said.

"India was one of the most expensive emerging markets justified by the high quality of listed Indian companies, but difficult to swallow in the context of global valuations." In the longer term, the analyst says he's bullish on India, but selective about the valuations.

Thailand is also performing poorly. Its benchmark SET Index is down 0.9% on the year. Read more about Thailand.

ETF performance

Exchange-traded funds have had a mixed performance in the first part of the year.

The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Fund (EEM) has gained nearly 2% on the year. But the iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index Fund (FXI), which tracks the performance of the Chinese stock market, is down 7.6% on the year.

The PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China Portfolio (PGJ), which comprises U.S.-listed Chinese companies, has lost 1.7% in the year so far.

The MSCI Malaysia iShares (EWM) has gained 19%.

The iShares MSCI South Africa Index Fund (EZA) has gained 5% on the year.

The iShares MSCI Hong Kong Index Fund (EWH), which tracks the performance of the Hong Kong market, is flat on the year

The MSCI Brazil iShares (EWZ) is up 4.6% and the MSCI Mexico iShares (EWW) has gained about 6%.

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<!-- MAIN BODY --> Fellow Investor, How many of your stocks are already up over 23% since February's crash? What was the last stock you bought that went up 60%—IN ONE DAY? Listen: I am the country's top advisor on China stocks and for nearly 9 months, I have said: SELL. But today I would like a word with you. And the word is: BUY. If the S&P's year-to-date performance of 0.3% makes you mad-get even. Buy China. Are you up over 13% in ANY of your stocks in one week? How many of your stocks have beaten the market by a margin of 20-to-one this year? China Strategy subscribers have just bagged nearly 20% profits in two more stocks-in the last few weeks! Index investors are barely breaking even. And they call this a bull market! That's not a bull market. But there IS a bull market-and it is going on here at China Strategy. My name is Robert Hsu and I'll put it to you straight: you're missing out on the China boom. And I am writing to you today to tell you: it's time you pulled the trigger, my friend-and got in to China stocks. Start now. Go to this link and get a piece of this action. You've waited, but the wait is over and it is time to get into this China boom. Explosion, more like. Further delay reduces your return, increases your risk. Why would you want to do that? When you can make 47% in six weeks in a China blue chip that teaches English language to ambitious youngsters who dream of studying at Georgia Tech or Stamford... ...why WOULDN'T you invest in the China boom? When you can make 54% in five weeks in a medical diagnostics company that is helping China finally get a grip on healthcare for its services... ...why WOULDN'T you grab a stock like that and go for a double in the next 3 months? And when your China boom portfolio includes gold, tech, oil, natural resources, familiar U.S. blue chips and local consumer companies that are THRASHING the S&P 500 by up to 20-to-one... ...why WOULDN'T you get just a little...greedy? Because there's one sin that's worse than greed in investing, my friend. And it's called: Asleep At the Switch. Wake up and start here. Still At The Starting Gate-If You Get In Now Yes, it is nice when one of your China stocks jumps 22% in a week as happened recently for one of our top picks, or when a China stock races up 60% in one day, but don't lose the forest for the bamboo, my friend. You see, we are still at the very START of the biggest investor bull run of our times. You've heard the numbers, you KNOW this is no fluke: China's economy is growing at three times the rate of the U.S. Every month a new city the size of Philadelphia is built in China. A supersized billion-strong work force working 17 hour shifts for $30 a week (wrong, by the way, but still so often quoted it takes on the force of fact). Such a demand for iron, cement, gas and glass, the rest of the world is sucked dry. Baidu.com, up 400% at its IPO. So here's the real question: What is YOUR China strategy? Now here's the answer: Use The Home Field Advantage Focus Media, our top stock for 2006, doubled between November 1, 2006 and February 1, 2007 and here is why: The initial idea for the company came from Jason Jiang's observation of crowds of Chinese businessmen, waiting for elevators. Now, elevators are slow in China and business people must wait, intently, for the doors to open. So Jason Jiang put 17-inch LCD screens on those doors to advertise the luxury goods that Chinese businessmen dream of: Hennessy Cognac, TAG Heur watches, Hermes scarves. Jason's Focus Media has taken off-it's nearly TRIPLED since I recommended it-and the reason is simple: home-field advantage. Yum Brands, the Kentucky-based franchisers of Pizza Hut and KFC are running rings around MacDonald's in China for the same reason: Yum has made their outlets Chinese. KFC outlets are mobbed. Grab a table if you can but you'll be hard-pressed to find anything on the menu to do with Kentucky, fried OR chicken. But the Deep-Sea Eel pizza, well, that's selling like hot cakes! Yum is up nearly 30% since August 1. Yum indeed. Which just goes to show: you DON'T have to BE a China company to benefit from the home field advantage. Time and time again, as you run down the list of China Strategy doublers, our list of buys up 12%, 18%, 23% and more since the February crash, the home-field advantage repeats: ** the U.S. casino operator with an ANTI-VEGAS mentality. No Celine Dions here! But the Chinese flock there-and the stock is up 74% for China Strategy subscribers! ** the local cell phone company that added 5 million new users in February. It is closing in on 350 million subscribers! Net profit rose 23%. No wonder the stock is up nearly 80% for China Strategy subscribers. ** the local smelter that's providing most of the stainless steel for the refrigerators and dishwashers that now come standard with the millions of one-bedroom apartments being put up across China. THAT stock is now up 55% for our subscribers. ** the local alternative energy outfit-tiny, this one- getting power to places WAY off the grid. Up 60% in 21 days earlier this year and readying itself for a double in the next few weeks. ** the local hotel chain that caters to the new spirit of travel and exploration in China. No monogrammed robes here-and bring your own shampoo. But the stock is streaking ahead in the LAST FEW WEEKS! Here's a list of China stocks with this Home Field Advantage. So Here's The Thing: ...What do you buy first? A mutual fund? DON'T YOU DARE. Have you ever read the list of ingredients on a Twinkie? Well, look inside an Asia or China-focused mutual fund and be afraid: LOADED with the financial equivalent of Red Dye Number 9, these things are. Truth is, very few mutual fund managers buy anything beyond Beijing-run rat-holes, or State Owned Enterprises, to use their official oxymoron. State Owned Enterprises are cancerous. (Don't get me started.) Let's just say, if you're going to unearth companies with Home-Field Advantages, you've got to get out there and start kicking over some rocks. Not you-me. Me and my team of analysts, my hand-picked team of mini-Peter Lynches, if you like, looking at what's working, what's not, in inland cities and outlying suburbs. Asking questions-and discarding the lies, which make up an astoundingly high volume of the answers. No one else does this. I know because I checked. So if you want to pull the trigger on the China boom I have two things to say to you. 1. Do it now-and focus first on companies (US and Chinese) using the Home Field Advantage. 2. Do it with my help. Because you don't have a choice unless you want to bone up on your Mandarin. Robert Hsu, Editor China Strategy Profiting from The China Miracle   Auch wenn diese Info ein Werbebrief von China Strategy ist, so findet man doch interessante Infos über den China Markt.

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Wer kennt Energie Werte,  außer Cina Coal,  in China, insbesondere suche ich einen Solar Wert, über den in diesen Börsenblättern berichtet wird?

Finde den solfinde den china solar threat (d) nicht mehr...
hier ein Anfang (ist schon wieder ein langer Tag (15:30 oder so..)

www.china-solar.com/

www.solarbuzz.com/CompanyListings/China.htm

energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byGeo/.../solar/solar.shtml

www.alibaba.com/countrysearch/CN-suppliers/Solar_Light.html

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www.cite-sciences.fr/france-chine/fr/sector/energy.html

www.econologie.com/forums/...res-performant-jt-fr2-vt3206.html

Greetings
wird immer gerne genommen: (Allerdings 50% in Chin und oft wechselnder Bestitzer..)


Info sites overview:

www.chinasite.com/Business/investment.html

http://www.vguf.de/sam/lp/chs/chs_02/chs0502.html

 

was hat da Proactive in wenigen Monaten  gemacht!Ein Vielfaches an 300 %, aber man kann ja nicht immer so einen Griff machen.

 

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China's Trade Surplus Unexpectedly Plunged in March
...und HK, SHH, SHZ sind dick im Plus....



April 10  -- China's trade surplus unexpectedly fell 38 percent to $6.87 billion in March, the customs bureau said today on its Web site.

That compared with the $20 billion median estimate of 18 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. The gap was $11.2 billion a year earlier.

The plunge may ease trade frictions that include two new complaints by the U.S. to the World Trade Organization against China, due to be filed today. The Asian nation is trying to curb the trade surplus, which rose to a record $177.5 billion last year, by easing import restrictions and reducing export incentives.

Exports gained 6.9 percent to $83.4 billion and imports climbed 14.5 percent to $76.6 billion, the government said.

U.S. lawmakers charge that China keeps its currency undervalued, protects piracy and subsidizes products sold overseas. The Commerce Department last month levied duties on coated-paper imports from China and the government is to file two complaints aimed at stopping piracy of movies, music, software and books.

One complaint says China's laws are too lenient on pirates of movie or music disks, and the other objects to restrictions on the sale of foreign books and movies.

China's commerce ministry has called the coated-paper tariffs ``unacceptable'' and said it reserved the right to take ``necessary'' action. The U.S. trade deficit with China jumped to a record $232.5 billion last year.

To contact the reporter on this story: Nipa Piboontanasawat in Hong Kong at npiboontanas@bloomberg.net  

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LONDON (ShareCast) - The Nikkei rose on Monday, tracking an upbeat close on Wall Street Friday, with shares in Toyota motoring higher.

The car giant rose after it released strong US sales data for May.

The Nikkei 225 rose 14 points to 17,973.

Metal related stocks also did well with Sumitomo Metal Mining up on rising prices. Chinese metal giant Jiangxi Copper also rose on rising metal prices.

Higher oil prices gave shares in oil explorer Cnooc a lift. The oil stock was also boosted by Citigroup which increased its share price target for the stock to HK$9 from HK$8.03.

Market sentiment was dampened however, analysts noted, amid concern about a decline in Chinese stocks.

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng advanced Monday, buoyed by an upbeat close in the US.

The Hang Seng index advanced 212 to 20,816.

In takeover news the South China Morning Post reported Esprit, Japan's Fast Retailing and Spain's Inditex are in talks to buy a stake in the clothing retailer.

Port operator Wharf rose strongly after parent firm Wheelock & Co said it would pay about HK$47m to raise its stake in the group.

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Seattle – Der Vorstandsvorsitzende des Online- Buchhändlers, Amazon.com, Jeff Bezos, hat auf einer Pressekonferenz in China seinen Willen bekundet, mehr Investitionen für das Wachstum des Unternehmens in China vorzunehmen. Amazon besitzt eine Beteiligung an dem lokalen Onlinehändler Joyo.com. Nach Bezos Aussage ist dieses Unternehmen das am schnellsten wachsenste der Branche. Amazon hat den chinesischen Partner in Joyo Amazon umbenannt und bietet seinen Kunden zur Namenseinführung kostenlose Werbung auf ausgewählten Seiten an. Analysten haben die Aussagen von Bezos dazu bewogen, ihre Gewinnziele für Amazon zu überprüfen. Neben dem hohen chinesischen Wachstum könnte auch der für Juli zur Veröffentlichung anstehende neue Band von Harry Potter Umsätze und Gewinne von Amazon stärker steigen lassen als bisher angenommen.Amazon-Papiere gewinnen 4,09 Prozent auf 73,30 Dollar verlieren.

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CNBM (3323 ) Company/Securities Name: China National Building Material Co. Ltd. - H Shares   Principal Activities: Production of cement, lightweight building materials, glass fiber, fiberglass reinforced plastics products and engineering services.  Chairman: Song Zhiping  Principal Office: No A-11 Sanlihe Road Haidian District Beijing PRC  Place Incorporated: PRC   Business Classification: Industrials   Registrar: Tricor Investor Services Ltd.  Listing Date : 23/3/2006  Trading Currency: HKD  Authorised Shares: N/A   Issued Shares: 752,334,000  (as at 31/5/2007)   Par Value: RMB 1.0000   Board Lot: 2000  Market Capitalisation: HKD 11,766,503,760  Financial Data Financial Year End Date: 31/12/2006  Net Asset Value: RMB 4,207,030,000  Net Profit (Loss): RMB 298,146,000  Earnings per Share: RMB 0.1552  P/E Ratio: 99.68  Trading currency: HKD  Market Capitalization: 117   Earning per Share: 0.1569  EPS Adjustment Indicator:   Last Updated: 28/6/2007
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In den kommenden Jahren dürften Unternehmen aus den Bereichen Energie, Umwelt, Infrastruktur und Konsum hohe Wachstumsraten aufweisen. Neben den großen Öl- und Gasproduzenten, Hafenbetreibern und Reedereien finden sich auch in der zweiten Reihe expandierende Konsumtitel. Diese sind zwar höher bewertet und spekulativer, bieten aber dafür langfristig gute Kurschancen.

Aussichtsreiche China-Aktien

Name	Branche	ISIN	Börsenwert in Millionen Euro
CNOOC	Öl/Gas	HK0883013259	25339
Cosco Pacific	Logistik und Häfen	BMG2442N1048	3630
Shanghai Electric Group	Anlagenbau	CN000A0EABT1	2959
China Shipping Development	Transport	CN0008932385	2016
China Mengniu Dairy	Milchprodukte	KYG210961051	1306
Ctrip.com International	Internet- Reiseportal	US22943F1003	1242
Chaoda Modern Agriculture	Landwirtschaft	KYG2046Q1073	1074
Wumart Stores	Einzelhandel	CN0005900757	825
Brilliance China Automotive	Autobau	BMG1368B1028	433
China Gas Holdings	Gasversorger	BMG2109G1033	360
Xiwang Sugar	Stärke und Lebensmittel	BMG9827P1095	340
Shandong Molong	Öl-Service	CN000A0B9ZY1	120

 

http://www.focus.de/finanzen/boerse/aktien/china/...ii_aid_22581.html

Für mich sind erst mal die Zementwerte interessant. die anderen wwerde ich mir später mal ansehen.

 

 

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Rénmínbì
Land:	Volksrepublik China
Unterteilung:	1 Yuán = 10 Jiǎo = 100 Fēn
ISO-4217-Code:	CNY
Abkürzung:	RMB, ￥
Wechselkurs: (25. April 2007)	1 EUR = 10,5317 CNY 1 CNY = 0,0950 EUR

Renminbi (chin. 人民币/人民幣, rénmínbì „Volkswährung“) ist die Währung der Volksrepublik China und wird von der People's Bank of China herausgegeben. Die internationale Abkürzung nach ISO 4217 ist CNY, in China wird RMB verwendet, das Symbol ist ¥. Die Einheiten der Währung sind Yuán (元, formell: 圆, Einheit), Jiǎo (角) und Fēn (分). Ein Yuan entspricht 10 Jiao bzw. 100 Fen.

Umgangssprachlich wird anstatt Yuán häufig Kuài (块, Stück) und anstatt Jiǎo wird Máo (毛, Haar) verwendet.

Inhaltsverzeichnis [Verbergen] 1 Stückelung 2 Rechtliche Regelungen 3 Wechselkurssystem 4 Aussehen 5 Falschgeld 6 Quellen 7 Siehe auch 8 Weblinks

Stückelung [Bearbeiten]

Es existieren Geldscheine zu 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 und 1 Yuan, 5, 2 und 1 Jiao und 5, 2 und 1 Fen. Geldstücke existieren zu 1 Yuan, 5 und 1 Jiao, 5, 2 und 1 Fen. Scheine und Münzen mit Fen-Werten sind mittlerweile extrem selten.

Rechtliche Regelungen [Bearbeiten]

Da Rénmínbì außerhalb der Volksrepublik China nicht gehandelt werden, ist es nicht möglich, CNY-Beträge nach China zu überweisen.

Wechselkurssystem [Bearbeiten]

Wechselkurs gegenüber dem US-Dollar, 2006

Die chinesische Währung ist seit 1994 erst inoffiziell und später offiziell mit einer Bandbreite von 0,3 Prozent an den US-Dollar gekoppelt. Der Mittelkurs der Bindung beträgt seit dem 21. Juli 2005 8,11 Yuan je Dollar. Davor hatte der Mittelkurs 8,2770 Yuan pro Dollar betragen. Die chinesische Zentralbank sorgt durch gezielte Devisenmarktinterventionen für ein Einhalten des vorgegebenen Wechselkurses.

Das feste Wechselkurssystem hat China zunächst sowohl in der Inflations-Bekämpfung als auch beim Zugang zu internationalem Kapital große Vorteile verschafft, da die Wechselkurspolitik Chinas als sehr glaubwürdig gilt. Die hohen Zuflüsse an ausländischem Kapital der letzten Jahre wurden nicht zuletzt aufgrund des geringen Währungsrisikos getätigt. Selbst die Asienkrise überstand der Renminbi ohne Abwertung. In den letzten Jahren nahm jedoch der internationale Druck auf China zu, die Dollarbindung aufzuheben und seine Währung frei floaten (und somit vermutlich aufwerten) zu lassen. Vor allem die USA, die EU sowie die südostasiatischen Nachbarn Chinas fordern das Land auf, den ihrer Meinung nach inzwischen stark unterbewerteten Renminbi freizugeben. Da die chinesische Währungspolitik jedoch durch Dollarkäufe indirekt die Staatsverschuldung der USA stützt, hat eine Aufwertung des Renminbi für die USA ambivalente Folgen.

In der Tat zeigen die meisten Studien (zum Beispiel auch der Big-Mac-Index des Economist) eine erhebliche Unterbewertung der chinesischen Währung, die dem Land gegenüber seinen wirtschaftlichen Wettbewerbern einen erheblichen Kostenvorteil gibt. Die chinesische Zentralbank hat allerdings mehrfach verkündet, dass sie sich bei der Reform des Wechselkurssystems nicht unter Druck setzen lasse und ein Umbau des Systems von der volkswirtschaftlichen Lage Chinas sowie der Situation seines Finanzmarkts abhängt. Hierbei betrachten Regierung und Zentralbank die Wechselkursbindung nicht isoliert, sondern als Bestandteil mehrerer wirtschaftspolitischer Maßnahmen, zu denen auch erhebliche Kapitalverkehrskontrollen zählen.

Im Juli 2005 reagierte die Zentralbank auf den Druck der Märkte und ließ den Renminbi leicht um 2,1 Prozent aufwerten. Für die Zukunft kündigte die Bank einen Übergang zu einem Währungskorb-System an. Nach ersten Verlautbarungen des Gouverneurs der Zentralbank Zhou Xiaochuan vom August 2005 soll der Währungskorb mehr als zehn Währungen enthalten, vor allem US-Dollar, Euro, japanischer Yen und südkoreanischer Won. Allerdings ist nach wie vor eine sehr starke Fokussierung auf den US-Dollar zu beobachten. Seit der Lösung der vollkommen festen Bindung hat der Renminbi um ca. vier Prozent aufgewertet (Stand: Januar 2007). Die Märkte gehen derzeit von einer weiteren Aufwertung des Renminbi aus. Für 2007 erwartet die chinesische Regierung eine weitere Aufwertung um fünf Prozent.[1]

Aussehen [Bearbeiten]

1999 wurde eine neue Serie von Banknoten veröffentlicht, die parallel zu den vorherigen Scheinen verwendet wird. Anders als zuvor ist seither auf allen neuen Renminbi-Scheinen die Abbildung von Mao Zedong zu sehen.

Die chinesische Notenbank hat Ende 2005 neue Banknoten eingeführt, die eine bessere Fälschungssicherheit bieten sollen. Die neuen Geldscheine im Wert von 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 und 100 Yuan unterscheiden sich kaum von der 1999 eingeführten Serie, enthalten nun aber zusätzlich neue Seriennummern, Wasserzeichen, die EURion-Konstellation und andere Merkmale.

Falschgeld [Bearbeiten]

Falschgeld, besonders gefälschte neue 50- und 100-Yuan-Renminbi-Scheine, ist recht verbreitet. Chinesische Händler prüfen diese Scheine bei der Annahme deshalb häufig sehr sorgfältig. Selbst in Banken kann es beim Geldabheben oder -wechseln vorkommen, dass man gefälschte Banknoten erhält. Um dem Fälschen von hohen Beträgen vorzubeugen, endet die Stückelung bereits bei 100 Yuan. Die 100-Yuan-Banknote stellt den höchstwertigen Betrag dar, höhere Stückelungen sind nicht erhältlich. Bei aktuellem Wechselkurs (November 2006) entspricht der Wert ungefähr 10 Euro. Neben einem Wasserzeichen ist Mao Zedongs Revers eines der wichtigsten Sicherheitsmerkmale der Noten: Die Struktur des Scheins ist hier stark geriffelt und kann mit dem Fingernagel geprüft werden. Häufig werden die Scheine auch unter ultraviolettem Licht geprüft.

Quellen [Bearbeiten]

1. ↑ Spiegel Online: Währung soll um fünf Prozent zulegen, 2. Januar 2007

Siehe auch [Bearbeiten]

• Chinesische Währung

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